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A sinking recreational vessel drifts near the Galveston

A sinking recreational vessel drifts near the Galveston

A sinking recreational vessel drifts near the Galveston jetties near Galveston, Texas on Aug. 13, 2018. A Station Galveston 45-foot Response Boat–Medium boat crew rescued three men from the vessel and transport... More

Three men stand with their rescuers after being transferred

Three men stand with their rescuers after being transferred

Three men stand with their rescuers after being transferred from their sinking vessel onto a Station Galveston 45-foot Response Boat–Medium boat crew near Galveston, Texas Aug.13, 2018. All three men were provi... More

A Station Galveston 45-foot Response Boat–Medium boat

A Station Galveston 45-foot Response Boat–Medium boat

A Station Galveston 45-foot Response Boat–Medium boat crew rescues three men from a sinking vessel near near Galveston, Texas Aug. 13, 2018. All three men were provided lifejackets by the Coast Guard boat crew ... More

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